The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-22

THE DAILY HERALD
win be for sale Daily at the Fol
lowing Places.
+. G. rHRUM. ....,., Fort street
I II SOPER. ............ Merchant street
CpvsrAt, SODA wORKs....,.......Ho Hotel Street
Price o Cents.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1887.
----------------------- -
LOCAL NEWS.
There we're ten Cinnamon altogether
arrested for gaming yesterday.
A further decline in the sugar market
is the substance of the last report
The King and the Attorney General
we're among the people seeing friends
off by the Knau yesterday.
Hon. S. G. Wilder will return home
from bis trip to England by the steamer
Australia on April 9th.
-------- -----
0 LNso has advertisements from
planters wanting Portuguese laborers at
one dollar per day.
HEAVY new stocks we're opening out
at the Temple Of Fashion yesterday,
brought by Mr.. Enrich in the Yea
landia.
1t is reported that new office has
been created in the Finance Depart
ment, but by what process the salary is
to be drawn is not stated.
The Portuguese paper appeals to
that nationality in Honolulu, to form
company in the Honolulu Rifles bat
talon being organized
--.---
Arrived at the Eagle House Thos.
Prince, Volcano House Chas. Camp
bell, steamer G. X. Bishop; Henry
Ideau, San Francisco Geo. II. An
derson.
The Bulletin reports that Willie
Berger, son OF the Bsndmaster, broke
his colIar-bone while playing football
on the Makiki recreation grounds on
Saturday.
Mr.. Hewett displays in his window,
on Merchant street, an elegant novelty
in the shape Of tissue paper roses.
They look as crisp and natural as wax
flowers
1t had been runored amongst the
Portuguese here that their Government
was going to send ship to these ISL
ands for taking back to their homes
the invalids, widows and orphans OF
the colony. But from what the LnsO
says, it appears that the origin of the
rumor was only maneuver to influ-
ence the last Portuguese elections.
John Phillips, mas er of the brig
Allie Rowe, was arrested yesterday,
and liberated on bail, charged with
landing immigrants contrary to immi
grafton ordinance dated January ID
1884," This action was taken by the
Attorney General, in order to test the
question Of irresponsible recruiting o
labor"
The Royal Hawaiian Band will pla,
appropriate selections OF music at ths
German Consulate (Messrs II. Hack
field & Co.'S store) from IL to o'clocl
to-day, in honor Of the ninetieth birth
day of Emperor William. There will
be banquet in the same honor at thu
British Club in the evening, at which
The band will also furnish music.
A Cooks Biceptor" is novelty in
troduced at the Fort street bowling
alley. 1t is not device for training
cooks in pugilism, but Cook is tn
name Of the inventor The article i
an improvement on the old-fashione,
bag of sawdust, and sets of boxin
gloves are provided to use with it. 70
small fee practice at boxing is afford
ed visitors to the place.
"
The trimmings for the Hawaiia
naval uniforms arrived by the Re;
landia, and Mr.. Kerr, tailor, is rushe
to get up the suits in time for tn
Honolulu Rifles ball The emblem
are distinctly Hawaiian, the sword hill
for instance, being adorned with shark
head and tail, and the epaulettes wit
tabu sticks, taro leaves, etc, while tn
buttons are naval in design, having
crown and anchor, the latter of moder
pattern instead Of the old.fashione